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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08
Ladies' Read,

Mrs. l.. A. Roberts, the Lewiston mil!iner,
two doors east Of the Raymond Iouss, has
just returned from Portland, bringing with her
a choice and select stock Of mil iinery, which
was selected with her awn hands no shop
worn an old style goods rs sold by commercial
travellers who visi, us and pawn on to US in
erior and old style goods. 1t is the intention
of Mrs Roberts. in the future, to visit Port
land and san Francisco, and in person sslec,
her millinery, thereby. affording her the only
opportunity to purchase the very latest. All
articles that she is now Offering tor sale are in
style in the principal cities in Europe and
the United States. and the stock is pronounced
by all who have examined it Is being ths
finest and best selected lot ever Offered to ths
public OF Lewiston. Your attention is called
| to her elegant hats and bonnets. trimmed and
untrimmsd, plumes, feathers, ornaments aat
| tips. bridal wreaths, hat ornaments elegant
selection Of ribbons, all colors Of the rainbow
| gloves. all kinds Of fancy work, ferry fosses
cheniilss, rib scenes aud arrow scenes, banns
rods and banner stands. fslts and stamping
outfit complete. Also a full line Of yarns AM
zephyrs. and q numbsr Of ether handsome as'
useful articles too numerous TO mention
Mrs. Roberts has in her employ Mrs. Buoyc
lady Of much experience and who has serve
her time - \ milliner in the principal cities O
the sast. who will assume charge Of this de-
pertinent. The ladies OF Lewiston are earnest
" solicited tn call At the store and exanis
the goods whether they purchase or not. n
orders from distance will b promptly st
! tended to.
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TAMMANY Hollow, Nov. %, 81.
Mr.. EDIToR:

TAMMANY Hollow, Nov. 2S, 81.
Mr.. EDIToR:
Your valuable paper, The TELLER.
reaches us every week, and as have
seen no items from Tammany for some
time, thought | would write an account of
hunt to Little Salmon river, in Idaho
county, distance OF 1875 miles. The
hunters consisted of Messrs. Isaac
Mounce, John A. Wilkinson, Hugh
Terry and Marion Mounce, equipped
with the necessary provisions, guns, &c,
lett their homes, October +, with wagon
and pack animals for the above men
toned place.
After a pleasant Journey Of severa
days they arrived at their destination
and settled down to camp, with nc
thought but hunting, fishing, and havin:
a good time generally, in which they
were not disappointed. For six week.
they remained in different parts o! thu
mountains chasing the wild deer owe
the crags and cliffs, and at the sam
time enjoying all the pleasure OF cam
life. They succeeded in killing thirty
five deer, two bears and wildcat, to sa
nothing of the immense quantity OF tis
they caught.
The venison was carefully dried an
brought home on four pack horses
They returned to Tanmany Nov. q
after an absence of nearly eight week
and, although glad to get in civilizatio
again, they are not tired Of hunting an
will doubtless entertain US for years
come, with some of their advcntur,
hunting on Little Salmon. TAMMANy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08

Geo. Young returned from Biackfoot on
Monday, having taken MIR. Flake, insane,
from here to tie asylum.
The Daughters OF Rebscca will give
grand ball Friday December 30. Invita-
tons will soon be out.
Petitions were received from Moscow last
evening containing three hundred aud
ninety names Tor annexation to W ash
ington Territory.
A runaway occurred between Bslnont
and Palouse City on Saturday. Seven pas.
sengsrs were in the atage sleigh, one Of
when was an old lady named Smith who
had her lg broken in attempting to get
out of the sleigh. The other passengers ss
capped uninjured.
Court FRocEEDINGS,-The following is
the proceedings of the court up to Tuesday
evening, Dec =.
s VS.. c p Coburn ct al. U S Va. Jos
Alexander, s vs. h Evans, L s Us
W + kettsnbach. L 5 VS. Small & Colby
continued for the FERN by agreement.
| L $ VS. Grcerough and n 7 X r Co.,
stricken out.
Grant Robbins and Josephine Robbins VS.
Warren u Robbins, dismissed,
Jennie Foster VS. Alexander Foster de
cree ordered
" 5 Green vs. Jacob Hoke and Nn
Zetlcr, IIeadi"g stricken from files of court
A A Lieuallen vs. Chas ii Dodd 4 Co
stricken from calendar.
Il A II Booth VS. Mulkey and Miller
dismissed.
n + Dutro vs. Jacob Fanclcr, deere,
granted
Cloe | Buchanan va Amos Buchanan
ready for trial
f. F Baker. VS. Geo Bratton ct al
judgement granted.
Mary + Patrick vs. Marion G. Patrick
default entered and eteree appointed.
2 LAWN VS. W 7 Mckern, judsemen
entered
W Whitley VS. Sarah Whitley, defaul
entered and referee appointed.
Belle L Leonard w Henry Leonard, dc
fault entered and referes appointed.
Ada + Clark VS. Herbert CLARK, defau
entered and referee appointed.
Eliza + Caldw ell vs. Jas X Caldwell, dc
fault entered and referee appointed.
Esther Babcock VS. Volney NJ Bahcoc.
= action dismissed at plaintiffs cost
VIM N Whitson vs. Mary + Whitsol
a stricken from calendar.
Lleuallen vs. Baker & Clark, appeal di
- missed.
y W W Baker VS. John Dock, dismissed c
. motion Of plaintiff.
Rand vs. c A Snyder, judgment gran
ed according to prayer Of complaint
- Clara l. Steveas VS. John Z Steven
:. decree granted.
n Conrad Wintsch vs. L and L Cha
man, placed on calendar by consent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08

y NSO VSNNOONS Blood Elixir
b warranted. is because it is the best
Blood Preparation known. 1t will poei-
lively cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the
whole system. and thoroughly bri Ids up the
constitution. Remember, We guarantee It.
For sale BY J. Q. Moxley. Druggist, lewiston
DENTIsTRY.-A. Talbot. an old aud *.
periencei dentist, announces that he Is per.
manently located in Lewiston, over Glass
shoe store. Attend to your teeth in season,
and yeu will save much unnecessary suffering.
Do not delay until an exposed nerve speaks in
laundering tones that will not be silenesd
without the application Of cold steel. Fair
warning and nobody hurt. Prices reasonable
and satisfsctios guaranteed in every case.
APPLEs APPLEs IL have large quau.
tity Of apples now on hand that sell q
cheap - anyone, and will take wheat in pay.
nsat for the name. Orchard p n,ilss freu
town. Fifty cents will be allowed ior
| first. class wheat sacked. Address,
l. DELSOL, Lewiston, Idaho. LIT
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08

On the "a of November . game of
foot ball. between the students of Yale
and Harvard colleges, was played and
Yale won BY score OF seventeen to
eight. The game was witnessed by
10000 persons, and great was the en-.
thusiasm manifested by the friends Of
Yale over their victory.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2.-It is
definitely decided that the last spike will
be driven on the Oregon 4 California
railroad, December 10.
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CITY JOTS,

Geo, II. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. ~"
Weather cool.
Streets are muddy.
Town full Of strangers,
Congress met on the jih.
Taxes delinquent Dec. II,
Our streets need drainage.
Read the Valley Farm dairy ad.
Schuttes' other bear died this week.
US, Grand jury will be impancllcl to-day
Two weeks from Sunday will be Christmas
WATChES.--tieo. II. Lake is agent Tor fh'
celebrated Rockford Watches.
Good dry cord wood for sale by G. J. Parke
Lewiston Idaho. 9tf'
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KENNEwICK, W. T., Dec. 3.
ED. Onion: Track laid across bridge
at / o'clock To-day, thus connecting
Lake Superior and Puget Sound.
Shake. GRAY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-12-08

Northern Pacific trains now cross the
Columbia river at Kenuewick on the
bridge, and there will no longer be the
two or three hours delays at that place
The following telegram was received
Saturday morning too late for publica
riOn
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Ao.U.W, CLEARWATER LODGE NO
8, meats in the Masonic Hall the first AMI
..s..d Thursday OF each month at clock
IN. All visiting brethren in good STAND
HsC RuvxrrI J. b. MCCONkEf,
" " Reco,der. NJ. W.
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n~\>.oo that are fretful, pccvi
ONS S\o crosse or troubled w

Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
Stomach Disorders, can be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby s'other.
1t contains no Opium or Morphine.
| hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
J. q. Monkey, Druggist. Lewiston.
| Bunnell has full line Of first. class
Lubricatng OILS as cheap as the cheapest,
WANTED AT GREENBURG' ) at the high
! est market price fer Cash Trade Eggs
| Butter Bacon, Lard, liam, Potatoes, Cabbage
Onions and other garden truck. If you have
any Of the above to sell don't wait but CONT
| ri ht alou = with it. I-tf
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Condensed Locals.

AtN meeting of the Women'S Christian Temper
ance Union, In the Central Union Mission rooms
yesterday afternoon, a resolution was adopted
thanking the President for the interest he had
tr1ct.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Geo. A. Custer Camp,
NO. was Organized last night by Capt. W. A.
natH,InerIoru, Lieut.. NJ V. Brown ana Comrade Ii.
weber, ST. The following were elected Officers:
hiss A Cassidy, Mrs ID. WefSser, Mrs. b. Champion,
Miss Bessie Cassidy, Mrs. E Weber, Mrs. NJ. v.
Brown, Mrs. h. WeiSSer, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs J.
ProSperi, Miss Mamie WeiSSer.
The anniversary exercises OF the National Deaf
NUT College VIII be held at Kendall Green next
Rev. De. Bartlett delivered an interesting
lecture az All Souls church, last evening, on the
Dr. Frank Baker delivered lecture on "Faciol
Expression" at the National Museum last even
ing, Illustrating his remarks with series OF stere
The members of the East Washington Invest
Ment Association met at the residence OF Mr..
ihoS- b. Marche last evening. May 5. D. New
comb, president OF the association, presented in
Denail OF the association TO Mr.. George Emmert,
the treasurer, gOld-headed ebony cane.
Isaac l. Reed, aged 10 years, died last night at
his residence, 1425 street, OF heart disease.
Bette Hunter, the coored servant girl, who was
sentenced 10 jail by Judge Smell Tuesday ON a
charge or larceny has been released, and the
charge has been dismissed on account OF addition
Al evidence offered fn her behalf.
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1ennngs, w. W. townsend, W. w. COpeman and
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The bond OF 5. 7. Luckett as constable was
approved to-day.
The testimonial concert to the Ford sisters, at
CONGREGATIONAL church last night, was a very
pleasant affair. and was well attended
MI Jonn l. Weed and other members Of Pioneer
Council, sons OF Jonadab, say that since Samuel
a JAWS, the shoemaker, who was acquitted in
the Police Court Tuesday OF q charge OF assault
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mas never been wife beater, and has always con-
Quoted himself as sober, upright and Industrious
citizen.
championship game Of base ball Will be played
C-mofroW afternoon at Athletic Park between
the washington High school Club and the team
from the Marylan Agricultural College.
Inc funeral OF Mrs. Emily Waters, wife of Mr.
Joseph Waters, took place this afternoon. Mrs
waters was member OF an Old Washington fam
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u years was connected with the Foundry Nj. Z.
cnurcn Dr. Naylor assisted by DR.. Elliot, Oifici-
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WASH. II. WILLIAMS.

1850 WASH. b. WILLIAMS lSS,
The ohiest furniture house In the District estab-
hshed in 1sls5.
I.etiable, prompt, and Just.
After an experience OF Ihrty-Odd years I'm the
furniture trade, We can safely assert that no house
south OF New York can show more extensive
varied and reliable stock than we Offer our LONG
experience enables us to secure not only the mos
fashionable, but the most durable furniture now
offered IN this market. To those wishing to COM
bine economy with style, and, above an dura
bility, We would solicit an inspection our superb
stock.
We have recently made large additions to our
already extensive and attractive exhibit intro
ductng many novelties new to this market
The very latest New York STYLES as well as
french and other impOrtaJtonS.
We are headquarters for summer draperies and
elaborate interior decorations
Lace curtains OF exquisite design
Parlor furniture in endless VARIETY
Chamber and library sets of artistic design and
finish. -e "
Fancy writing desks OF curious workmanship
Japanese and Canton mating In great variety
An extensive stock OF windOw-shades all the
pew tintS. $500 ~
ChldrenS carriages OF every grade
ReIrlgeTaJOr5 OF all sizes
No old stock. Everything new fashionable and
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WASH. Il. WILLIAMS
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THE SAME To You, SIR:

THE SAME To You. SIR:
DESPITE the disagreeabe weather business has been
OAK HALL. COR, 10TH AND STREETS.
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FOR BOYS TO13
Jacket and Pants at s1.5O, worth 80. Jacket and
worth a. "a; JACKIE, Jacket and Pants at $3.50 worth So:
full line Of Sailor and Jersey Suits cheap Odd Knee
Pants up to size Is.
FOR BOYS IA TO Is.
1915 better than any sold at Sc Black Corkscrew
cheSet Suits for less money than was ever before
Offered in Washington full line of Odd Pants from
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Cheyot saek and Frocf suits well made and trimmed
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our NOTICING trouble to show goods.
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The distressing, sneeze. sneeze. sneeze the acrid,
watery discharges from the eyes and nose the pain
full Inflammation extending to the throat the swelling
of the mucous lining, causing choking sensations,
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But this treatment in Of simple Catarrh gives
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GEN. GRANTS BIRTHDAY.
A Gathering at the METROPOLITAN Churcl
10 do Honor to His Memory

Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., and Jesse r. Grant occu-
pied seats in Gen. Grants old pew at the celebra-
ton OF Gen. Grants birthday at the Metropolitan
M. T. Church last night. The daughter OF Gen
Logan, and her husband, Major Tucker, sat just in
1ront, and one seat back were the japanese minis
Ter ana suite. The audience was made up Of well
known and prominent people. q large portion Of
whom were ladies. The Grand Army men, under
whose auspices the celebration was conducted,
were present in force. Gen. Burdett and Com
mander Jerome B. Burke, and his official star;
Asst. Acknowledgement 8. E. Faunce, Asst. Quar-
termaster Gen. A. j. Cunning, Inspector d. B.
Galatin, Judge Advocate Ellis Spear, and Chief
within the chancel rail- The full seating capacity
OF the church h, was tested. OF the speakers
gan, Cen S S. Henfie, s'01 and ''s SENIOR Don
Matias Romero were absent. The latter
sent his address, which was read by Gen. r. E.
ColStOn, who himself paid valuable tribute to
Gen. Grant: Hon. Matthew G.. Emery presided,
and near him on the platform were seated ex-
Burdett, Rev. DR.. Jno P. Newman and Mrs. Emily
Thornton Charles, who composed and read the
poem q the The address Written by
Mexico, and the cordial friendship that existed
between him and the writer, and was written in
"Grant-the President" referring to his WELL
known policies and chara cteristics. Gen. Burdett
that one was Indispensable to the other, and that
their greatness was won together. Then he made
reference TO the unwilling or the Calhoun mOnu-
ment, laying particular emphasis upon the ''great
pOmp and circumstance" and to the presence of
''high public 0fficialS." He said that CalhOunS
theory or the human race was that they were di-
vided into Two claSSeSLmaSterS and slaves The
former always serene with red in hand the latter
with Bonded head, Obedient to the blow. He sug-
gested, In conclusion, that the American people
should build at Arlington, wherein the nations
hOnOred dead would all be gathered together,
temple that would resemble Westminster Abbey
In its purposes, but which would be much greater
than Westminster Abbey. A considerable sum
was collected for the Grant monument.
AT WAUGH CHURCH.
Grant memorial services.were held last evening,
also, at Waugh NJ. Echurch, where addresses were
delivered by Rev. Job NJ. Price, Col. Lincoln, and
others.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AnluSenlentS Tonight.
NATIoNAI--Robert Downing in "SpartacuS"
ALBAUGHS --..Ruddygore."
kERNAN'S-''Our Minstrel Boys
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
EARRIS'.-"The Silver King
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

indications for the "a hours commencing at %, m
For District OF Columbia Maryland and Vir-
GINA, threatening weather and rain, clearing
during Friday, SOuthweSterly winds, slightly
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WMr War, War;
FOR THE
GREAT BANNER SALE
CLOTHING
BY THE
GLOBE CLOTHING CO.,
At731 9TH ST. NV. AT 731 9TH ST NV
BET. and II SITS BET. G and SITS.
MEMS SUITS. WORTH, sl4, SO AND els.
FOR $40: CHOICE OF MANY STYLES.
MEMS PANTS. sl5o. e. AND saa5. FOB
sIl5.
BOYS SUITS WORTH o. AND IS. FOR a
CHILDREN's SUITS WORTH ca 30 AND
81, FOR $3.50 AND s3
COME THIS GREAT SALE AT 73l 9TH
ST. n. W. OPENS SATURDAY MORNING,
AN. BARGAINS FOR YOU COME AND
GET ALL STYLES OF MEMS. BOYS AND
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
REMEMBER THIS SALE DOES NOT
COMMENCE TILL SATURDAY MORNING,
O'CLOCK. DON'T ALL COME AT ONCE
BUT COME SOON AND GET YOUR CLOTH
ING AT THIS GREAT BANNER SALE By
THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO.. 73l 7TH ST.
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OUR REGULAR WEEKLY
REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE DAYS.
I'VE shall again offer extraordinary inducements
in the following:
LOGO yards percale ruching (new) 12Hc. per yard
1000 pairs suspenders in white and colors, 17c
GENTS GAUZE AND BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS, 25c.
Windsor ties in all conceivable shades in all figured
and dotted designs, for 19c They are suitable for
ladies, children and mems wear.
One lot of gents figured satin and silk scarfs IL
were 25c.
These are odds and ends from regular stock
5000 bottles ammoniated bay rum, 21c.
5000 bottles Tsppan's extracts, 2lc
ALI. 99c. JEWELRY SIC.
Consisting of cuff buttons, collar buttons ear rops
lace pins, pendants. scarf pins, fob chains, watch
chains, etc.
Every piece Of jewelry warranted to wear.
Gents 25c hose &c. either in plain coors or stripes
and plain unbleached.
ALL OUR 81 LEATHER GOODS. Sc
Comprising pocket-books and card cases for either
ladies or gentlemen, and hand bags in TAM black or
fancy leather.
Positively the last lot Of the renowned doublewidth
DeBelge remnants in brown and slate 15c per yard
regular value Csc. This lot has been considered by
g.
sirable of any offer ever made.
cases Of Barker Mills and Androscoggin b,eached
yard VIDE cotton remnants at SIC yd, worth &c.
lot OF spring cacoes beautiful designs at 61c per
yard worth &c. The patterns of this lot are an imita
ton of the French chalais.
We will offer as a great specially for this THURS.
DAY AND FRIDAY only, a full line of plain and
fancy nen suitable for furniture coverings at greatly
reduced prices.
new invoice Of fancy draperies for curtains. The
very latest designs at g. 10 121S and 15c per yard.
We will not forget to call your attention to Noting
ham curtains desirable 9Th in cream and white at
$1.25 per pair. Regular value So.
The last lot Of the we'll known Domestic hosiery in
ladies' and half hose. which we offer pair for CSC
3 pair for 25c.
In order to close out the balance of rustic and
plush frame mirrors We will continue to allow re-
duction Of 10 per cent this Thu rsday and Friday
lot of childrens bibbs, different designs and quail
tiles at and below cost this being odd remainder
stock we are determined to sell them, and therefore
marked them at the lowest figures
TWO CASES WHITE CHECK MUSLIN IN LENGTHS
FROM TO YARDS,
CENTS PER YARD, WORTH CENTS.
VERY DESIRABLE FOR APRONS AND CHILL
DREN'S DRESSES
ALSO 500 START" CLOCKS, 3O-HOUR TIME
PIECE FOR 94c.
ALSO 500 ALARM CLOCKS, 30-HOUR ALARM
$1.O9.
These good time keepers and an article in daily
use You know what the regular prices are The only
reason we have for selling them off so cheap is that
through buying entire stock these were among the
iot but they are out of our line and GO THEY MUST